...And Seven Tips To Prevent Severe Fatigue
Does your teenager always want to sleep in the morning? Does he or she mope around in the morning? Do they drag to school? Most do. It turns out that there's usually a valid reason for this behavior.
According to the Center for Sleep and Wake Disorders, tweens and teens need 8.5 to 9.25 hours of sleep each day. Between homework, part-time jobs and social activities, teens rarely seem to reach that ideal amount. Consequently, tweens and teens can become irritable and moody. Admittedly, it can be difficult to tell whether it's sleep deprivation or teen hormonal changes that are the cause of the … [Read more...]

What do you worry about?
If you haven't worried about anything this past week, then don't read this article.
But I'm guessing you have. Even the most enlightened and spiritual will find themselves in a state of worry.
We worry about different things. We worry about our daughters, marriage, job, parents or money.
Your daughter worries just as much as you but over different things. (Even if she acts like she doesn't care about anything.)
She worries about her friends, boyfriend or no boyfriends. She worries if she'll make the team or get in the college of her choice.
Worry is an uninvited guest.
You don't wake up and think … [Read more...]